FROM THE PASTOR Dear Parishioners,

The man in this Sunday‟s gospel was born blind. Being born blind means never knowing colors,

rainbows, beautiful sunsets, and all the other wonders we

see in the world around us. Subterranean animals like

moles, bats and salamanders, which live in a world of darkness, have replaced vision with a super sense of

smell. These creatures have successfully adapted to the

dark. This Sunday‟s gospel recounts Jesus‟ miraculous

restoration of sight to a man who was born blind. Like

the moles, the blind man used a roadmap of walls,

sounds and smells to guide him about the city. He had successfully adapted to his dark world until that one day

when light came passing by. The blind man was flooded

with it. God‟s works were truly revealed in him as his eyes opened to behold the smiling face of Jesus right

there in front of him.

Yours in Christ, Father Dave

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MASS INTENTIONS Monday, April 4 – 9:00 a.m.

ALBERT J. ABRAM (Kathy Vicic)

Tuesday, April 5 – 9:00 a.m.

JAMES FLORIDA (Elizabeth Ely)

Wednesday, April 6 – 9:00 a.m. PATSY SANZA (Staff & Residents of York Terrace)

Thursday, April 7 – 9:00 a.m.

MARY YENILAITUS (Mary Zambo)

Friday, April 8 – 9:00 a.m. CONNIE GOETZ (Kathy Buehler)

Saturday, April 9 – 5:00 p.m

TROPP & PETOCK FAMILIES (John & Bernice Petock)

Sunday – April 10 – 8:15 a.m.

CHARLIE SCHAEFFER (Maria Schaeffer)

Sunday – April 10 – 10:30 a.m. JOSEPH PASKEY (Cathy Muscavage)

Tuesday, April 5 @ York Terrace Nursing Home

BERTHA BULLOCK

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PRAY FOR OUR SICK / DECEASED We remember in prayer those who are ill. We

commend to our Divine Lord all of our aged

people and those residing in nursing homes. Sick: Margie Glunz, Edward Wychunas, John

Woznicki, Mary Ellen Viduszynski, Espen

Murphy, Greg Schoffstall, Mary Margaret Smith, Matthew Mazakas, Melody Mazakas, George Anns,

John Connell, Joe Christ, Jeanne Rehnert, Kate Zagar,

Eugene Farley. ========================================

CANDLE INTENTIONS BVM – IMO Theresa Brennan by Joan & Ed Deiter

St. Joseph – For the Cantwell & Roberts Families by Sue & John Cantwell

Tabernacle – For James Cantwell

by Sue & John Cantwell

Sanctuary Candles 1. IMO Patricia Tangradi by Mildred Costello

2. For John Cantwell Jr. by Sue & John Cantwell

3. For Jeremy Cantwell by Sue & John Cantwell 4. For Phyllis Gurecki by Ted Gurecki

Guardian Angel

1. IMO Francis King, 1st Anniv. By Grace King & Fam/

2. IMO Phyllis Orlowsky by Robert, DeAnna & Ava Orlowsky

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SCHEDULE Fifth Sunday of Lent

5:00 p.m. – Saturday – April 9th

Reader: Maryanne Schweikert

Euch.Min.: Bobbi Murray, Bill Schweikert

Servers: Paige Vandermeer, Lucy & Sophie Murray Cantor: Chic Tamburelli

8:15 a.m. – Sunday – April 10th

Reader: Janet Daubert Euch.Min.: Ray Petrilla, Gerry Schwartz,

Justina Majestic

Servers: Stephen Messina, Claudia Rittle, Megan McLaughlin

Cantor: Kelly Messina

10:30 a.m. – Sunday – April 10th

Reader: Ian Hower Euch.Min.: Mary Jean Morgalis, Joyce Gerace,

Prudence Griffin

Servers: Emily Witmier, Kate Kramer, Amanda Nastasi Cantor: Ensemble

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ATTENTION All Readers, Servers, and Eucharistic Ministers …

you help is needed … please let us know your plans for May & June so that we can get started on the schedule

for those months. Please call Father Dave by Monday,

April 11th

to let him know when you are NOT available during these months. We appreciate your

cooperation. Thank you.

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FAMILY MATTERS Household Chores. If God is in the ordinary activities of our lives, then He must be around when we are doing

the household chores. We pray today for all those

engaged in spring cleaning, regular weekend chores and all those mundane activities that make up family life.

You pray for my family and I’ll pray for yours.

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QUESTION OF THE WEEK Jesus cures the blind man and can cure our blind spots.

Who/what do you need to see more clearly? What/whom do you believe in?

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This Week’s Readings

Fourth Sunday of Lent (April 2/3) Reading I: 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a

Reading II: Ephesians 5:8-14

Gospel: John 9:1-41

Next Week’s Readings

Fifth Sunday of Lent (April 9/10)

Reading I: Ezekiel 37:12-14

Reading II: Romans 8:8-11 Gospel: John 11:1-45

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Fourth Week of Lent

SYMBOL: LIGHT

Without light we cannot see. In the darkness we flip a

switch or fumble for a match or find a candle or turn on

a flashlight. The light of the moon or the stars may guide

us at night, but without light we are blind, we cannot see at all.

Jesus identifies himself as the light. He gives sight to the

blind, to those who live in darkness. He illuminates, makes visible, God‟s love. His brightness blinds some

and enables others to see. “I came into the world to

divide it,” he says, “to make the sighless see and the seeing blind.” He calls those who recognize him as the

light to be a people of light.

During the Lenten season, the church uses light and

darkness as symbols to represent good and evil, life and death. As Christ passed over from life to death to new

life, so we as a baptized people are called to continue

moving from darkness to dawn to the fullness of light, which shines through Christ.

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R. C. I. A.

Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults R.C.I.A. Schedule

April 7th

– Make-up if necessary

April 14th

@ St. Michael’s

Meaning of Holy Week … Fr. Adam, S. Catherine ========================================

OPERATION RICE BOWL See As God Sees. In today‟s gospel, Jesus recognizes the blind man as one who has been made in God‟s image

and likeness. Jsus demonstrated God‟s goodness to all

by healing the blind man. By giving to Catholic Relief Services‟ Operation Rice Bowl, we support health

programs in Honduras and around the world, which

continue the healing work of Jesus and demonstrate

God‟s love for all of our human family.

LENTEN PROGRAMS AT ST. JOHN’S

ENCOUNTERING THE MERCIFUL SAVIOR

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament - 5 to 7 p.m.

Confessions (in lower sacristy) 5:15 to 6:30 p.m.

Stations of the Cross – 6:30 p.m.

Benediction – 6:55 p.m.

Every Wednesday during Lent

GREAT ADVENTURE BIBLE STUDY PROGRAM

Every Monday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

in Longinus Hall

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DRAMATIC STATIONS

St. John's Dramatic Stations of the Cross recreates on stage and through song, the final days of the life of Jesus

Christ.

We need men, women and children for

the cast. There are many non-speaking parts for those who do not wish to

assume a speaking role. People are also

needed for the stage crew (props, lighting, sound, etc.) or to help distribute the costumes,

etc.. If you are a veteran of the Dramatic Stations

Presentations, we are looking forward to your return and

we ask that you please invite someone new to join you for this year's presentation. If you are new to the parish,

we invite you to join us. In addition, it is a great way to

meet new people. Many veterans tell us that their participation in the Dramatic Stations is a very

meaningful and spiritual way for them to observe the

Lenten Season. It is a wonderful family activity as well. For further information or questions, please call

Dr. Robert DeColli at 640-1910 or the Rectory

622-5470.

REHEARSAL SCHEDULE

Tuesday & Thursdays – 7 p.m. – in church

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SUNDAY

STATIONS OF THE CROSS … sponsored by the Schuylkill Deanery Holy Name

Society during the Lenten Season at 7 p.m., including Benediction. Large print stations books provided. The

schedule is as follows:

April 3 @ St. Mary’s - Ringtown

April 10 @ St. Patrick’s - Pottsville

April 17 @ Most Blessed Trinity - Tremont

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PRAYER FOR OUR TROOPS AROUND THE WORLD "Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect

them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for

the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. I ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior."

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LENTEN DINNERS

Our Reputation is Well Known! Full course dinners including the best home-made New England Clam Chowder, freshly baked Haddock or

Salmon, or Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes, a wonderful Salad

Bar, choice of Macaroni & Cheese, Baked or Mashed

Potatoes, choice of Vegetables, Beverages, and of course, our Delicious Homemade Desserts…. 4 to 7 p.m.

at the Russell Building … every Friday during Lent.

Adults

Baked Haddock or Salmon $ 12.00

1 Crab Cake $ 12.00

2 Crab Cakes $ 14.00

Adult Special

Crab Cake & Choice of Fish $ 15.00

Children (under 12 only)

Baked Haddock or Salmon $ 8.00

1 Crab Cake $ 8.00

TAKE-OUTS AVAILABLE

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HOMEMADE DESSERTS "St. John's is famous for

their delicious homemade desserts" St. John's Food Committee is in need of

your baking talents. Each year we could

not succeed without your delicious desserts. If you would like to make Jello,

Pudding, Pies, Cakes, or anything you can dream up, we

will greatly appreciate it. Please make your favorite dessert and bring it to the Russell Building on

Thursday's or Friday's during Lent.

NEEDED: Waitresses / waiters Waitresses and waiters are needed to help at

the Friday Lenten Dinners. It is always a

great time to meet others. Adults are needed to wait tables, and students in grades 5 and up are

needed to help clean tables and serve drinks.

Please call S. Maryanne if you are interested.

Volunteers are asked to check in; students are asked to bring their service papers.

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50 / 50 CHANCES Every Friday during Lent

the Catholic Women‟s Union will sell 50/50 Chances

at the Lenten Dinners.

Drawings will take place at 7 p.m. each week.

Winner: 3-25-11 --- ========================================

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL PANDAMANIA

Where God is Wild About YOU!

Sunday,June 26 – Thursday,June 30

Vacation Bible School is coming and we want YOU to

join the adventure! We will join forces again with St. Patrick‟s Church for the best VBS experience yet!

Volunteers and participants, REGISTER ONLINE and

register early to guarantee your spot (we only have space

for the first 100 participants who register): https://www.groupvbspro.com/vbs/ez/stpatsandstjohns ========================================

FAMILY CATECHESIS EVENT will take

place on April 10th

. All parishioners are invited to

attend.

Families will gather at 8:30 a.m. in the Russell Building. There will be input on the Eucharist for age appropriate

levels between 9:15 and 10:15. All will be invited to the

10:30 Mass and afterwards lunch in the Russell Building. Registration forms are at the church doors in

the brochure.

REHEARSAL for the children‟s stations continue

at the Russell Building during the 10:30 Mass on

Sunday. Performance will be after lunch during the

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CCD NEWS … We now have a newly refurbished prayer room on the

second floor of the school building. This room is

available to our parish and a time can be reserved by contacting Bob Hahner 622-0223 or 622-4448

(daytime). Also contact S. Maryanne if you have a CD

player or any religious item you would like to donate to

the room. A special thank you to Tony Kochol for building and

donating a radiator cover for the room.

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YOUTH GROUP NEWS …. Franciscan University High School Conference Date: June 17-19; Cost: $225 per person

($170 - conference charge, $55 - transportation)

Includes: all activities during the conference, coach bus transportation, 6 meals, dorm stay for 2 nights

Seats are filling - so register asap!

(...must be entering 9-12th grade by 2011 to attend...)

Donations needed. If you know of someone who may be interested in sponsoring someone or making a

donation, use the contact info below.

Contact Info: Rachael Kubick

570-581-6109 or rkubick3@hotmail.com

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LONGABERGER BASKET & POTTERY CALENDAR

SPONSORS - 2011

Abdo‟s Furniture Herm Minnig

Beehive Salon Bobbi Murray

Dr. & Mrs. Barry Boran Nancy‟s Flowers

Daubert Family Pottsville Internists

Eastern Press Carole Quirin

Eckley Family Bud & Jule Quandel

Father Dave Rosenberger Plumbing

Bill & Kathy Gianfagna St. Clair Auto Supply

Diane Keese St. John‟s CYO

Jennifer Killian St. John‟s Family Guild

John Lieberman Towne Drugs

Lori & Dave Miller & Family Union Bank & Trust Co

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LONGABERGER BASKET WINNERS March 24

th - Maley

March 25th - Helen Schaeffer

March 26th - Shelly Ney

March 27th - Heidi Gorski

March 28th - Theresa Moser

March 29th - Joanne Hepler

March 30th -

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SCHOLARSHIPS St. Patrick Holy Name Society will be awarding the

Fifth Annual Deacon Steve Andrusisian Scholarship to high school seniors planning to attend either a 2 or 4

year college or trade school This scholarship will be based on academic achievement, community and church

service. All applicants must be a registered member of a

Pottsville area Catholic Church. Applicants should submit a letter including an essay describing goals, high

school transcript, list of community service and church

service, letter of acceptance from the school you will be

attending, letter of recommendation from a Holy Name Member or Parish Priest, name of parish where

registered. Deadline is April 30, 2011. Applicants will

be notified by mail by May 31, 2011. Send application to

Brian Barket, 110 S. 21st St., Pottsville 17901.

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NATIVITY BVM NEWS …. The 2011 Century Benefit will be held Saturday, April

9th

at Nativity BVM High School. Cocktail hour at 6

p.m. with drinks and butler style hors d‟oeuvres

followed by a gala buffet at 7 p.m, installation of the

2011 Golden Cross Society members and music provided by DJ Joe Devine with dancing. Cost $75 per

person. Tickets available at the school or by calling 622-

8110.

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DIOCESAN SPONSORED EVENTS

PARISH ADVOCATES CONFERENCE Would you like to learn more about how to welcome

persons with disabilities and their families into full

participation in liturgy and parish life? Then you should attend the Parish Advocates for Persons with Disabilities

Annual Conference to be held Saturday, April 16th from

9 a.m. to 12 noon at St. Mary Religious Educaton Center in Kutztown. The theme this year is Hot Topics in

Disability Ministry. For more information contact your

pastor or call Sr. Janice Marie Johnson, R.A.M.,

Secretariat for Catholic Life & Evangelization at 610-289-8900 x 245 or jjohnson@allentowndiocese.org.

WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH

“The gifts women possess – for example, for leadership and organization – are not unique to women. They are,

however, shaped by women‟s unique experience as

women, an experience that influences how these gifts

develop and how they are offered to society and to the Church. We accept the Holy Father‟s challenge to

affirm these gifts, to „examine the past with courage‟ and

to recognize women‟s achievements.” These words are part of a statement, of the U.S. Bishops‟ Committee on

Women in Society and in the Church, entitled From

Words to Deeds: Continuing Reflections on the Role of Women in the Church. For more information about the

Commission for Women, please call Mrs. Jill Dennin,

Chairperson at 610-367-6615 or the Office of Pro-Life

Activities and Social Concerns 610-289-8900 ext.244.

MARRIAGE: LOVE AND LIFE IN THE DIVINE PLAN Join us for a morning of reflection on the sacrament of marriage. Dr. Carrie Chapp and Fr. Gene Ritz will

present talks on the sacrament and vocation of marriage.

See How Pope John Paul II‟s Theology of the Body gives new meaning to our church‟s teaching on

marriage and the theology of the body. Program will be

held on Saturday, April 9th at Assumption of the

Blessed Virgin Mary Jubilee Center –8:30 AM- 12:30 PM. Reconciliation, Adoration and Benediction follow

in early afternoon. Bring a bag lunch. Pre-registration

required. For more information or to register contact Deacon Bill Urbine at wurbine@allentowndiocese.org.

THEOLOGY OF SUFFERING

Why is there suffering in our world? What are we to learn from suffering? What is the Theology of

Suffering? Please plan to join Monsignor James

Mulligan for an evening reflection on the “Theology of Suffering”, its place in our lives and how to apply

meaning to it. Tuesday, April 12, in the Parish Center at

the Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena, at 7 p.m. To register please call the Office of Pro-Life Activities and

Social Concerns, 610-289-8900 x 228.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS April

4 Bible Study – 6:30 to 8:30 pm – L.H. 5 Christian Yoga – 5:30 to 6:30 pm – L.H.

5 Dramatic Stations Practice – 7 pm – Church

6 Exposition, Stations, Confessions

5-7 pm – Chapel 7 Dramatic Stations Practice – 7 pm – Church

8 Lenten Dinners – 4 to 7 pm – Russell Bldg.

10 Family Catechesis – 8:30 am to 1 pm – R.B. 11 Bible Study – 6:30 to 8:30 pm – L.H.

12 Family Guild Mtg. – 7 pm – Fellowship Rm.

Dramatic Stations Practice – 7 pm – Church 13 Outreach Mtg. – 7 p.m. – Patterson Bldg.

Exposition, Stations, Confessions

5-7 pm – Chapel

14 Dramatic Stations Practice – 7 pm – Church 15 Lenten Dinners – 4 to 7 pm – Russell Bldg.

17 Dramatic Stations Presentation – 7:30 pm

18 Confessions 7 to 7:30 pm 19 Confessions 7 to 7:30 pm

20 Confessions 5 to 5:30 pm

21 Mass of the Lord‟s Supper – 7 pm

Adoration until 10 pm – Church & Chapel 22 Morning Prayer – 9 am

Good Friday Service – 3 pm

Lenten Dinners – 4 to 7 pm – Russell Bldg. Dramatic Stations Presentation – 7:30 pm

23 Blessing of Food Baskets – 12 Noon – Chapel

Easter Vigil Mass – 8 p.m. 24 Easter Masses – 8:15 & 10:30 am

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UPCOMING PRO-LIFE EVENTS … April 5, 12, 19, 26

Rosary for Life at St. Patrick’s Chapel

April 16/17

Sanctity of Human Life Weekend

April 26th

National Prolife T-Shirt Day

For more information about these wonderful

opportunities, please contact Andrew Kubick at 691-4655 or prayerforlife122@aol.com

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CYO BASKETBALL Basketball FUNdamentals for St. John the Baptist

Church girls currently in grades 1 through 5 … Join the

fun, learn the game, and improve your skills. This program is offered as a recreational/learning opportunity

and will run on the following dates at the All Saints

Gymnasium … 9 to 10:30 a.m.

April 9, 16, 23, 30

Interested in participating contact David Zerbe 628-9603 ========================================

PARISH DIRECTORY For some of you, it seems like forever since you‟ve had

your parish directory picture taken; however, this is just a reminder that we continued to take pictures until late

Fall to accommodate everyone‟s schedule. In

December, we began to take group pictures (Father Dave still has a couple groups to go). If anyone has digital

pictures of parish family activities please send them to

the rectory at stjohnthebaptist@verizon.net. Thank you

for your patience.

ATTENTION … ALTAR SERVERS Alar Server pictures for the Parish Directory

will be taken after all Masses

the weekend of April 17 & 18.

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FOOD COLLECTION “We can do no great things, only small things

with great love.” … Mother Teresa.

Thank you for doing the small things, like feeding your

neighbors, with great love. God bless.

Items Needed: Stuffing Mix Canned Fruit

Broth Packaged Cookies

Coffee/Tea (instant) Jelly Hot Chocolate Hot Cereal packages

Apple Sauce Canned Sweet Potatoes

Peanut Butter Beef Stew Soups Spaghetti

Spaghetti Sauce Macaroni & Cheese

Kindly place your donations in the baskets either at the rear or side entrance of church or donations can be

brought to CCD. Thank you.

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OUTREACH MINISTRY REACH OUT and TOUCH SOMEONE

Call Margie Glunz 622-3067

Call us if you need us.

Volunteers are needed to prepare meals for

parishioners who are in need. Please call the

above number to volunteer. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Next Meeting

April 13th

– 7 p.m. at the Patterson Building

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MEALS ON WHEELS Volunteers Needed – The Schuylkill County Meals on

Wheels Program needs YOU! Please help the senior citizens in the Pottsville area remain in their homes by

helping to prepare or delivering a hot, nutritious meal at

noontime on Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays. For

more information, please call “Meals on Wheels” 624-3023 or 800-621-6325.

NEIGHBORING EVENTS

SPAGHETTI DINNER All- you-can eat spaghetti dinner

at St. Patrick's Parish Center on Sunday April 3rd 11:30

am till 3:00 pm Adults $7.50; Children $3.00 Take-out

available BEST SAUCE IN TOWN!!!

SPAGHETTI DINNER sponsored by Trinity United

Church of Christ, 316 W. Market St. in Pottsville on

Thursday, April 7th

from 5 to 7 p.m. Adults: $7.00;

Childred (6 to 12) $3.00; under 5 free … take-outs

available. A “Think Spring” Basket will be changed off on April 7

th at 7 p.m…. Tickets $1.00 … Crafts, Baked

Goods, Cutlery Items available for sale

AN EVENING WITH RONAN TYNAN “America‟s Irish

Tenor” … sponsored by St. Patrick‟s Church on Friday,

April 8th

at 7 p.m. in the Pottsville Area High School

Auditorium … Tickets $30.00 in advance; $40.00 at the

door. Tickets available at St. Patrick‟s Rectory office on weekdays 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For information call St.

Patrick‟s Rectory 622-1802 or Kim Norris 628-0883

after 4:30 p.m.

EASTERN EUROPE TOUR including Lithuania, Poland

and Prague in the Czech Republic from June 30th

to July

15th, 2011. Cost $3,895.00. For more information,

registration and itinerary, please call Margaret 277-6163 or e-mail: valinskym@verizon.net.

HOME-MADE EASTER CANDY Butter Cream, Coconut

Cream, Peanut Butter Eggs - $9.00 per box – call St.

Patrick Rectory 622-1802 (weekdays 9 a.m.to 4 p.m.)

Deadline for orders is April 12th. Pick-up at St. Patrick

Parish Center, 313 Mahantongo St. on Saturday, April

16th (noon to 7:30 p.m.) or Sunday, April 17

th (8 a.m. to

12:30 p.m.)

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SPONSOR OF THE WEEK

We appreciate advertisers who support St. John‟s by

advertising in our bulletin. Please patronize their

business and let them know you saw their ad in our bulletin.

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FROM OUR PARISH NURSE … Janet Daubert

Do you know what‟s in your wallet? The answer is not credit cards! The answer is EMERGENCY

INFORMATION. In case of an accident at or away from

home, this information can save your life. The information you need is: Who to notify in case of an

emergency; any serious medical conditions; a list of

current medications and your physician. I cannot stress

how important this is. Take the time today to record your information on an

index card and place it in your wallet. Include any

allergies. At home, you should have the same information on your refrigerator on a large piece of

colored paper if possible. This is the first place

emergency medical help will look. When you provide this information emergency personnel can treat you

quickly and safely. Isn‟t it time to take good care of

yourself? And pass on this suggestion to family and

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NATIVITY ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP Application forms, for incoming freshman only, are now available at Nativity BVM High School. Students must

have a parent who is a graduate of Nativity BVM High

School. For more information, please call 544-2550. ========================================

SUGGESTION BOX Our Suggestion Box is located in the back of church on

the side of the confessional by the Ambry

where the holy oils are kept. If you would like to make a suggestion about something,

please feel free to write down your thoughts.

Pencils and paper are in the basket at that location.

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MASS CARDS – VARIOUS OCCASIONS There are Sisters of St. Joseph Mass Cards available in the rectory for various occasions including Perpetual and

Annual Memorial cards, Sympathy, Thank You,

Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation, Wedding, Anniversary, Birthday, Mother‟s Day and Father‟s Day.

The cost is $1.50; Perpetual Memorials are $5.00.

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March 26/27: $ 5,806.00

Japan Appeal: $1,959.25

We thank our parishioners for their sacrificial giving.

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CANDLE DONATION

Please list intentions

$5 - Blessed Mother's Statue ________________________

$5 - St. Joseph's Statue ____________________________

$5 - Tabernacle Light _____________________________

$5 - Sanctuary Light ______________________________

$5 - Sanctuary Light ______________________________

$5 - Sanctuary Light ______________________________

$5 - Sanctuary Light ______________________________

$5 - Guardian Angel ______________________________

$5 - Guardian Angel ______________________________

Donor's Name ___________________________________

The week I wish the above is _______________________ or

write "any" if it doesn't matter. We shall try to schedule your

intention as close to the date requested as possible. Please put

this form along with your donation in the collection basket, mail or drop off at the rectory.